The statement highlighted key outcomes of the visit and outlined future directions for cooperation across politics, defense and security, economy, trade, investment, agriculture, energy, science and technology, among other fields.
Notably, the two sides agreed to target bilateral trade turnover of 1 billion USD by 2030 and pledged to continue improving the investment and business climate for each other.
They also expressed interest in developing symbolic projects in infrastructure, telecommunications, education, healthcare, high-tech agriculture, agro-fishery processing, food production, retail, logistics, tourism infrastructure and renewable energy.
